Visit Pembrokeshire 2018
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Coast &<br />
Countryside<br />
There are endless opportunities to<br />
explore <strong>Pembrokeshire</strong>’s natural beauty<br />
by walking one of its many trails. With<br />
over 200 short walks to choose from,<br />
we’ve selected some of our favourites<br />
to help you on your way.<br />
trails<br />
Our top<br />
trails:<br />
Newport Sands<br />
Circular walk taking in beach<br />
dunes and golf course.<br />
1.4 miles.<br />
Cardigan to the Cilgerran<br />
Wildlife Centre<br />
Along the old railway track,<br />
pushchair and wheelchair<br />
friendly. 2½ miles.<br />
Marloes Peninsula<br />
Level grassy paths with great<br />
views of cliffs and islands.<br />
4 miles.<br />
Stackpole Head<br />
Cliff walk with beautiful<br />
beaches that also takes in<br />
Bosherston lily ponds<br />
(best in June). 5-mile circuit..<br />
Solva to Newgale<br />
Superb coastal scenery with<br />
great cafes at both ends.<br />
5 miles.<br />
The Golden Road<br />
Gently undulating route running<br />
along the spine of the Preseli<br />
Hills offering fantastic views.<br />
7 miles.<br />
Porthgain to Whitesands<br />
High cliffs and rocky bays<br />
with a chance to see the ruined<br />
settlement at Abereiddy beach<br />
10 miles.<br />
Photo: Welsh Wildlife Centre G.Gavigan.<br />
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Further information is available on our website www.visitpembrokeshire.com
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